Vineyard housing advocates are urging the state Senate to reinsert the long-sought transfer fee tax to chip away at the Island's housing crisis.

The latest health and wellness trend – cold plunging – pops up on the Vineyard.

Lambert's Cove Beach will be without lifeguards this summer due to a lack of applicants. Island beach managers say hiring guards has grown difficult in recent years, partially due to the lack of housing.

The Oak Bluffs select board approved $200,000 for the Southern Tier project and $75,000 for a veterans housing proposal Tuesday. Both saw rising costs associated with the pre-construction phase.

Edgartown Seafood will now deliver fish to the Chappy side ferry landing. Call 508-627-3791 to place an order. Be sure to check out their website for a rundown of all of their offerings.

Vineyarder Catey Best came home to grow a beautiful life at Takemmy Farm.

Oak Bluffs voters Tuesday reaffirmed spending $6.9 million to repair the East Chop bluffs and $26 million for wastewater upgrades.

On Tuesday night, nonprofit leaders from all over the Island gathered to celebrate the Martha’s Vineyard Nonprofit Collaborative’s 20th anniversary, and Gerald Jones, who has long served as board chair of the organization.

The 12-question survey is aimed at getting a better understanding of residents’ thoughts on community issues and services.

Tim says it’s probably a gender thing, enjoying the act of aiming a garden hose over the flowers bobbing and dodging the spray.